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Open Handset Alliance and LiMo – Why both initiatives are here to stay

It’s easy to take the fragmentation of the mobile phone industry for granted. With over 40 different proprietary and Open Source Middleware and Application Frameworks addressing...

Integrated Modular Smartphone?

The title of this blog might suggest that I’ve got mixed up between Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) and consumer devices , but if you bear with me, I’ll try to explain why I...

17 years 5 months ago

Linux Foundation's Collaboration Summit

Today was the first day of the inaugural Linux Foundation ‘s Collaboration Summit . In case you don’t remember the Linux Foundation was formed as merger of the Open Source...

17 years 5 months ago

Open Standards, who needs them?

I’ve blown a horn or two about Open Standards, and what they can buy you. I’m proud of where my employer adheres to, helps promote, and even helps reform and enhance open standards...

17 years 5 months ago

Police Drone

Just to avoid any confusion, I want to make it clear that this blog (‘ Police drone’) has nothing to do with the forthcoming world tour by the rock band The Police , but rather the...

17 years 5 months ago

Military Avionics Technology Exhibition, UK

Last week I had the opportunity to attend the Military Avionics Technology Exhibition arranged by the UK MOD, and held at Defence Equipment and Support Agency’s Abbey Wood...

17 years 6 months ago

Evolving Architecture Standards Race On

On Wednesday of last week I had the chance to present at the Evolving Architecture Standards Conference in the UK. The event was focused on the ATCA, AMC and MicroTCA standards and...

17 years 6 months ago

Autonomous military robots

In an earlier blog, ‘ A robot in every home ‘, I commented on some of the issues related to the development of robotics software, in particular in relation to open standards and...

17 years 6 months ago

Avionics 2007 Amsterdam

In my previous post I mentioned that I was heading off to Amsterdam for the Avionics 2007 event, so I thought I should post some comments on the exhibition and conference. The...

17 years 7 months ago

Eclipse - Babel fish for engineers?

In the recent blog More Eclipse News , Alex Wilson commented on how Eclipse is becoming increasingly pervasive throughout the software development life cycle. Alex mentioned that...

17 years 9 months ago